@Sen13: It doesn't reach Agatha. The first series were nothing like that, but the further it goes, the more degraded it gets. It's a pity, they'll merge such an interesting idea...
"Morgan Guillory, LAPD!" The series is gorgeous, it reminded me of the very first one and all that delight from it! Especially the scene with the analysis of evidence in the case between the house cleaning) A very, very cool character, her brain can't calm down until it solves the riddle, and plus she's very willing to help people, there were some touching scenes on the series. But the chief of police thinks only about the image. I was also very reminded of the movie "Get Knives")
@Natashakulikova: I really like that their relationship is built on the basis of recognition of each other and mutual respect, and not in three days on the background of passion. There's not enough of that in the movies
In general, I really like this format. Please advise me on something similar (I watched The Afterparty and Get Knives, and I also watched the film adaptations based on Agatha Christie).
@hey_seattle: We probably watched it, but I'll write just in case. For me personally, the series "The Afterparty" is similar to the movie "Homecoming" (2024) with Nina Dobrev, Chase Crawford, etc.
@L2025: "Head" (2020), about an investigation at a research station. "Murder at the Edge of the World" (2023), about an investigation in the mansion of a reclusive billionaire. We recently filmed the TV series Dead End (2025), about an investigation in a hotel
It always amazes me with this cinematic move that ABSOLUTELY ALL the CHARACTERS in the investigations of 10-20 years ago thoroughly remember what happened, how many people were in the room, AND EVEN THAT THE TV WAS WORKING IN ANOTHER ROOM WHILE THEY WERE PLAYING - well, kamon, you wouldn't remember what 10 years later about the TV)
The pathologist couldn't determine death from electricity, the kid couldn't change two sockets and clean the ends in 10 years, and even so there was no evidence, in the end he just had to confess to complete the plot.
@Slimov: but they don't perform an autopsy unless the body is recognized as criminal. Well, at least there are suspicions. This is mandatory for us. So maybe they wrote a heart attack and all during the examination... That's right, in the order of the version. But with sockets, yes, you need to clean up after yourself. The kid seemed like a smart character, but clearly not).
@Hidji: We do not perform an autopsy if you were hospitalized before your death and you passed away in the hospital. But if you died at home in your favorite crib, then an autopsy is required and it is planned, as a rule, not on the first or second day. And despite all the differences in their attitude to faith, for some reason people follow the canonical interpretation and try to adhere to it. In any case, "planned", as a rule, goes against canonical concepts. But money fixes everything. You have to pay to be within the confines of this denomination. Such moments are very sad and this state of affairs only causes aggression from the relatives who are accompanying them. Patience to all and peace ✌️
@UTKA_BLACK: But to be fair, it is our approach with the mandatory procedure that often does not allow room for frauds with passing off violent death as natural. Well, if there is no place for negligence and corruption, of course😏
@Hidji: this is undoubtedly how it should work. But for people who have not accepted the death of loved ones, this is a traumatic experience. They're like blind people and you have to lead them by the hand. I came across such stories, and in the end, certain words helped, because I knew these people and was with them to the end. With a word you can kill, with a word you can save, with a word you can lead the shelves....
@Hidji: It feels like you watched the episode more in the background than I did. Why is it not recognized as criminal if it was investigated as murder? Or did they think that he had twisted his neck in the sauna, sat down and burned out?))) They went on to investigate because the autopsy revealed a broken neck.
@Slimov: Yes, I watched it on Saturday and it was a busy day, I was distracted several times in the first half of the episode. So he could have missed a lot, including phrases about the autopsy.
@UTKA_BLACK: a friend's grandfather died not so long ago, alone at home. The circumstances were straining + even before the police arrived, the relatives trampled the whole house in search of goodness. They refused an autopsy and buried it just like that, and no one investigated anything. It's probably not that necessary.
@Slimov: Of course, the criminal returns to the crime scene. But he was there all the time before and after. And having deceived the system once and then again, the grandfather confessed.. He didn't even care about the sockets.. He was tormented by the ghosts of what he had done, he says that everything had changed and the whole story weighed on him.… It's kind of weird, but that's how it happens in life.. logic smokes quietly on the sidelines, as with crimes and their investigation ... and I'll say it in the words of the original source - C'est la vie! ✌️
he changes the sockets at a place that is not recognized as a crime scene, but does not completely change them, but hammers the bolt, well, the logic smokes with the scriptwriters and this is bad. And he kept pushing, but he didn't confess for 10 years, which means he clearly wanted to avoid punishment, and this is just logical.
The criminal twist itself is good. But it feels like a piece of candy has been smeared with shit. Again, those catchphrases that in every episode are given out by heroes with a pretentious face. I'm sure the captain has had a lot of unsolved cases throughout her career, but is THIS what she's worried about? Not a child abduction there, or something offensively sexist/racist. It's just that a guy was thrown down the stairs, there are suspects, but it's bothering her? The owl was pulled onto the globe. And this is a tradition when, after closing a case, you need to say something life-affirming. Seriously, cut it out. It feels like I'm watching a pilot every time. In the first episode, this is also cringe-worthy, but still excusable. The season is coming to an end, and they still have the same song. I hope they'll take it seriously in the second season.
The series is gorgeous, it reminded me of the very first one and all that delight from it! Especially the scene with the analysis of evidence in the case between the house cleaning)
A very, very cool character, her brain can't calm down until it solves the riddle, and plus she's very willing to help people, there were some touching scenes on the series. But the chief of police thinks only about the image.
I was also very reminded of the movie "Get Knives")
Patience to all and peace ✌️
Or did they think that he had twisted his neck in the sauna, sat down and burned out?)))
They went on to investigate because the autopsy revealed a broken neck.
It's kind of weird, but that's how it happens in life.. logic smokes quietly on the sidelines, as with crimes and their investigation ... and I'll say it in the words of the original source - C'est la vie! ✌️
And he kept pushing, but he didn't confess for 10 years, which means he clearly wanted to avoid punishment, and this is just logical.
Again, those catchphrases that in every episode are given out by heroes with a pretentious face.
I'm sure the captain has had a lot of unsolved cases throughout her career, but is THIS what she's worried about? Not a child abduction there, or something offensively sexist/racist. It's just that a guy was thrown down the stairs, there are suspects, but it's bothering her? The owl was pulled onto the globe.
And this is a tradition when, after closing a case, you need to say something life-affirming. Seriously, cut it out.
It feels like I'm watching a pilot every time. In the first episode, this is also cringe-worthy, but still excusable. The season is coming to an end, and they still have the same song. I hope they'll take it seriously in the second season.
I like stories in the spirit of Agatha Christie, lots of suspects, family and home
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